Restricted items
Learn about rules for knives, dangerous goods, and other carry-on or checked baggage items concerned by many passengers.
For passengers flying on a codeshare flight
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Important Notices
Portable chargers (power banks) for smartphones cannot be checked in.
In light of the recent global increase in fires related to lithium batteries on aircraft, and based on deliberations and adoption by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), Japan’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) has revised safety standards for transporting power banks on aircraft.
Accordingly, the rules regarding the number of power banks allowed on board and charging have been changed as follows.
・No more than 2 (two) power banks are allowed per passenger (each 160Wh or less*).
・Charging power banks via in-seat power outlets or USB ports is prohibited.
・The use of power banks for the purpose of charging other electronic devices is prohibited while onboard the aircraft.
・Please refrain from stowing power banks in the overhead compartments.
*Due to anticipated changes to International Air Transport Association (IATA) regulations, the limit may be reduced to 100Wh from January 2027.
If you check in portable electronic devices with built-in lithium metal or lithium ion batteries, please be sure to turn off the power and protect it with a case, clothing, etc.
Short Circuit Prevention Measures:
Store them in the retail packaging they came in when purchased, or
Insulate the terminals (protect exposed terminals with tape, or store each battery in separate plastic bags or protective pouches).
For further details, please refer to the following.
Portable chargers (power banks)
We appreciate your cooperation in ensuring the safety and peace of mind for all customers.
Items for which air transport is prohibited (dangerous goods)
Items for which air transport is prohibited by law (dangerous goods) may not be brought on board as either carry-on or checked baggage.
- Items posing an explosion hazard
- Highly flammable items
- Items that may injure people or cause damage to other property
The following items are classified as dangerous goods and may not be transported on board.
- Electronic devices with lithium-ion batteries exceeding 160Wh (transporting the batteries alone is also prohibited)
- Gas Canisters, Insecticides, Pesticides, Fireworks, Firecrackers
- Self-heating meals (Box meal with self heating devices)
* Prohibited in both carry-on and checked baggage regardless of before or after heating.
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What you can't carry to the cabin
Sharp objects (such as scissors and knives) and items that have the potential of being used as weapons (such as golf clubs) are not allowed to be carried on board.
- Items that can be used as a weapon, including knives and blunt objects
- Items with exceptionally sharp points
- Other items that could be used as weapons
Please check them in at the counter.
If you are found to be carrying such items at a security check when departing from the U.S. or another country outside of Japan, you may be subject to fines under the laws of that country.
Country specific restrictions (Typical examples)
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Carry-on items with restrictions
Liquids
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Know before packing your carry-on baggage
See a list of restricted articles in checked and carry-on baggage, of which we have received frequent inquiries.
Please check if these items are in your baggage or not.
Transportable items are for personal use only.
Examples of common items in baggage
Portable chargers (power banks)
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Laptops and tablets
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Hair curlers, curling irons
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Lighters
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Toiletary articles and medicines (not containing radioactive materials)
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Electric wheelchairs
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What you can't include in checked baggage
The items listed below should be carried with you and not included in your checked baggage.
Expensive items
Cash, jewelry, precious metals, securities, bills of exchange, works of art and antiques.
Valuables
Documents, electronic data, passports and other personal identification required for travel, samples, credit/bank cards, cash vouchers, bankbooks, checks, commuter passes, keys, computers and computer accessories, mobile phones, film cameras, digital cameras, video cameras, medicines, paintings, watches, mementos, etc.
